There is an interesting video “Your Storytelling Brain” from Cognitive Neuroscientist Michael Gazzaniga who talks about how we remember things. He describes a part of the brain called “the interpreter” which functions to organize memories into plausible stories. This is great most of the time, but causes a type of memory distortion that is gets in the way of designing appropriate business processes. Continue reading
Monthly Archives: January 2012
First International ACM Workshop
The organizing committee for the BPM 2012 conference has accepted a proposal for the First International Workshop on Adaptive Case Management (ACM2012). It will be a half or full day workshop (depending on the quantity of papers accepted) on Sept 3, 2012 in Tallinn, Estonia. Continue reading
2012 ACM Live Virtual Summit
Tom Koulopoulos of the Delphi Group is planning another Adaptive Case Management Virtual Summit for first week of June 2012. This is the second of three significant ACM events planned for this coming year. Continue reading
2012 International ACM Awards
My first post of 2012 can not be delayed any further … so many things are commencing in the Adaptive Case Management world. In this post I will cover the first of three important upcoming event you might want to plan for: the 2nd Annual Adaptive Case Management Awards. Continue reading